Vax G:2 Owner's manual

Brand: Vax

Model: G:2

Category: Vacuum cleaners

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

Vax Careline:

0870 6061248

Instruction Manual

Please read carefully before using

the cleaner. Always fully extend

the mains cable before use.

www.vax.co.uk

Bagless Cylinder

Vax Model Number: V-093TT

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1. Diagram

Parts Overview

1 Combination floor head

2 Telescopic extension tube

3 Accessories mount

4 Hose

5 Hose inlet

6 Central filter

7 Dirt container

8 Dirt container release latch

9 Cord rewind button

10 Electronic dust full indicator

11 Post motor filter cover

12 Variable power dial

13 On/off button

14 Carry handle

Fig.1/1

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2. Accessories

ccessories

1 Crevice Tool

2 Upholstery Tool

3 Dusting Brush Attachment

4 TurboTool

21 3 4

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2. Safety Information

FOR HOUSEHOLD USE ONLY

When using the vacuum cleaner, basic safety

precautions should always be observed, including

the following:

1. Only use the vacuum cleaner indoors on dry

surfaces.

2. Turn off the vacuum cleaner controls before

connecting or disconnecting from the mains

supply.

3. Always unplug the vacuum cleaner before

connecting or disconnecting the vacuum hose

and accessories.

4. Close attention is necessary when used by ornear

children. Do not allow children to use asa toy.

5. Use only as described in this manual. Use only

the manufacturer’s recommended attachments.

6. Do not use the vacuum cleaner if it has been

dropped, damaged, left outdoors or dropped into

water. Do not use the vacuum cleaner with a

damaged cord or plug. If the supply cord or plug

is damaged, return the vacuum cleaner to a Vax

Authorised Service Agent or suitably qualified

person for examination, repair or adjustment.

7. Do not pull or carry by the cord. Do not use the

cord as a handle, close a door on the cord or pull

the cord around sharp edges or corners. Do not

run the vacuum cleaner over the cord. Keep the

cord away from heated surfaces.

8. Do not handle the plug or vacuum cleaner with

wet hands. Do not use outdoors or on wet

surfaces.

9. Do not put any objects into openings. Do not use

with any openings blocked and do not restrict air

flow. Keep all openings free of dust, lint, hair or

anything that may reduce airflow.

10. Keep hair, loose clothing, fingers and all partsof

the body away from openings and moving parts.

11. Do not pick up hot coals, cigarette butts,matches

or any hot, smoking or burning objects.

12. Do not pick up flammable or combustible

materials (lighter fluid, petr

ol, ker

osene, etc) or

use in the presence of explosive liquids or

vapours.

13. Do not vacuum up harmful or toxic

material(chlorine bleach, ammonia, drain cleaner,

etc).14. Do not vacuum up hard or sharp objects

such as glass, nails, scr

ews, coins, etc.

15. Do not use without the filters in place.

16. T

ake extra car

e when vacuuming on stairs.

17. Keep vacuuming ar

ea well lit.

18. Store the vacuum cleaner indoors in a cool, dry

area.

19. Turn off the on/off switch before unplugging the

vacuum cleaner.

20. Use only CE-approved 13 amp extension cords.

Non-approved extension cords may overheat.

Care should be taken to arrange the cord so that

the cord cannot be pulled or tripped over.

WARNING: Always switch off and unplug the

vacuum cleaner from the electrical outlet

before assembling, opening or emptying the dirt

container, or before connecting/disconnecting the

attachments.

CAUTION: The vacuum cleaner is a very powerful

unit. Before plugging the cord into the electrical

outlet, make sure the switch is in the ‘off’ position.

Hold the vacuum cleaner firmly when starting and

in use.

IMPORTANT: If the inlet, hose or telescopic tube is

blocked, switch off the vacuum cleaner and remove

the blockage(s) before re-starting the vacuum

cleaner.

IMPORTANT: Washing filters improved vacuum

performance. Make sure all the filters are

completely dry before inserting back into the

vacuum cleaner.

This vacuum cleaner is intended for household use

only and not for commercial or industrial use.

Motor Thermostat

IMPORTANT: The motor is equipped with a

thermal cut-out. If for any reason, the vacuum

cleaner should over-heat, the thermostat will

automatically turn the unit off. Should this occur,

unplug the vacuum cleaner from the electrical

outlet and tur

n the unit off. Remove the dirt

container and empty. Clean the filters. Allow the

cleaner to cool for appr

oximately one (1) hour

. To

re-start, plug into an electrical outlet and switch

back on.

Safety Information

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How to Assemble / How to Operate

3. How to Assemble

IMPORTANT: Always unplug the vacuum cleaner

from the electrical outlet before assembling or

removing the accessories.

1. Insert the flexible hose into the inlet on the main

body of the vacuum cleaner. Push until it clicks into

position. (Fig 3/1)

2. Push the telescopic extension tube on to the end of

the handle (Fig 3/2)

3. The telescopic extension tube can be lengthened or

shortened by pushing the button in and sliding the

tube apart or together as required (Fig 3/3).

4. Fit the combination floor head by pushing on to the

extension tube

4. How to Operate

Fully unwind the power cord. A yellow mark on the

power cord indicates the recommended length. Do not

exceed the cord length beyond the red mark.

1. On/off Button

Insert the power plug into the electrical outlet. Make

sure the vacuum cleaner is switched off.

Press the on/off button located on the top of the

vacuum cleaner to switch on the vacuum cleaner and

press the button again to turn the vacuum cleaner off.

2. Carpet Cleaning

For carpet and rug cleaning, press the rocker switch on

the combination floor head to raise the brushes

3. Hard Floor Cleaning

For hard floor cleaning, press the rocker switch on the

combination floor head to raise the brushes.

4. Cord Rewind

To rewind the power cord, press the cord rewind

button, located on the top of the vacuum cleaner and

guide the power cord with one hand. This will prevent

the cord from whipping which could cause damage or

injury.

5. Variable power

Located between the on/off and cord rewind buttons

there is a variable power dial. Turn this clockwise and

anti-clockwise to adjust the suction power.

6. Dust full indicator

This is located between the on/off and cord rewind

buttons and will light up when the dirt container is full.

7. Carry Handle

Use the carry handle located on the top of the vacuum

cleaner to move from room to room

8. Hose Storage

For convenience, there is a slot located at the back of

the vacuum cleaner where the floor tool and hose can

be parked for carrying and storage.

5. Accessories

1. The accessories can be attached directly to the

handle by removing the telescopic extension tube and

pushing on the desired accessory.

The accessories can also be attached to the telescopic

extension tube for extra reach. Remove the

combination floor head and push on the desired

accessory.

Crevice tool: for crevices, corners, cracks etc

Dusting brush: this attachment can be slid on to the

upholstery tool for delicate surfaces

Upholstery tool: for carpet, upholstery stairs etc

urboT

ool:

for pet hair

, upholstery and stair cleaning.

The TurboTool should be pulled backwards for

optimum cleaning.

Fig.3/1

Fig.3/2

Fig.3/3

Fig.3/4

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Dirt Container & Filter: Removal & Replacement/Clearing Blockages/storage

6. Dirt Container & Filter: Removal and

Replacement

IMPORTANT: Always unplug the vacuum cleaner

from the electrical outlet before removing the dirt

container.

IMPORTANT: Do NOT use the vacuum cleaner

ithout ALL of the filters in place.

Emptying the Dirt Container

1. Press the dirt container release latch on the top of

the vacuum cleaner to pull out the dirt container. (Fig

6/1)

2. Press the button located at the bottom of the dirt

container, below the hose connection, to empty the

dirt into a rubbish bin. When all of the dirt has fallen

close the dirt container flap and replace the dirt

container.

Cleaning the central filter

1. Remove the dirt container as directed.

2. Release the pre-motor filter cover located at the

back of the dirt container.

3. Turn the locking mechanism anti-clockwise to

access the central filter (Fig 6/2)

4. Gently tap the filter against the side of the rubbish

bin to remove excess dirt.

5. Return the central filter to the dirt container and turn

the locking mechanism clockwise to secure.

6. Hook the pre motor filter cover back into place.

Pre-motor filter

1. Remove the dirt container as directed.

2. Release the pre-motor filter cover located at the

back of the dirt container and remove the pre-motor

filter

3. The pre-motor filter can be washed in warm water

(max 40Cº). Allow to air dry for 24 hours before

replacing

NOTE: Do not use any detergents or boiling water to

wash the filter. Vax recommends washing the filter

every 6-12 months, when it appears soiled or when

there is a loss of suction.

4. Replace the pre-motor filter and cover before re-

starting the vacuum cleaner.

Post-motor filter

NOTE: This is located at the top rear of the vacuum

cleaner

1. Release the post motor filter cover and remove the filter.

2. The post-motor filter can be washed in warm water

(max 40Cº). Allow to air dry for 24 hours before

replacing

NOTE: Do not use any detergents or boiling water to

wash the filter. Vax recommends washing the filter

every 6-12 months, when it appears soiled or when

there is a loss of suction.

3. Replace the pre-motor filter and cover before re-

starting the vacuum cleaner.

7. Clearing Blockages.

WARNING: To reduce the risk of electric shock, the

power cord must be disconnected before performing

maintenance/troubleshooting checks.

1. Turn the vacuum cleaner off and unplug from the

electrical outlet.

2. The flexible hose can be disconnected from the

vacuum cleaner by pushing in the button on the hose

and pulling away from the machine. Remove any

blockages found and then reconnect the hose

securely.

Removing Blockages from the TurboTool

Rotate the locking ring 180

, then tur

n the TurboTool

over. Pivot the lower housing open and then remove

any obstructions. To re-assemble, ensure the tables

e engaged, pivot the lower housing closed and r

position the locking ring.

8. Storage.

IMPORTANT: Always unplug the vacuum cleaner

from the electrical outlet and rewind the power cord as

dir

ected befor

e storing.

Fig.6/1

Fig.6/2

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roubleshooting

8. Troubleshooting

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TO REDUCE RISK OF PERSONAL INJURY UNPLUG VACUUM CLEANER BEFORE SERVICING

PROBLEM: Vacuum cleaner won't run

Cause: Not properly plugged into electrical outlet.

Solution: Plug cord in firmly.

Cause: No electricity in the electrical outlet.

Solution: Check fuse or breaker.

Cause: Not properly plugged into electrical outlet.

Solution: Plug cord in firmly.

Cause: On/off switch not turned on.

Solution: Push on/off switch to ‘on’.

Cause: Motor thermostat has tripped.

Solution: Switch off and unplug the vacuum cleaner. Leave for one (1) hour before switching the vacuum

cleaner back on.

Cause: Blown fuse/tripped breaker.

Solution: Reset circuit breaker or replace fuse.

PROBLEM: Cleaner won’t pick up/loss of suction.

Cause: Dirt container not installed properly.

Solution: Review dirt container replacement.

Cause: Dirt container full or blocked.

Solution: Empty dirt container.

Cause: Clogged filters.

Solution: Replace the belt.

Cause: Clogged filter.

Solution: Remove, clean and replace filters.

PROBLEM: Accessories won’t pick up

Cause: Accessories are not attached correctly.

Solution: Refer to section 5.

Cause: Dirt container not installed correctly.

Solution: Review dirt container replacement.

Cause: Hose not installed correctly.

Solution: Review installation.

Cause: Filter not installed completely.

Solution: Remove, clean and replace filters.

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k Service & Help/Technical Specification

9. UK Service & Help

Vax Care 0870 6061248

Monday-Friday. 9.00am to 5.00pm.

An answerphone will be available out of these hours.

Any queries or concerns about using your Vax, call the

Vax Careline. Calls are charged at the UK national rate.

lease make a note of the model number and serial

number of your Vax before calling. There are over 400

approved Vax Service Agents in the UK. For the

nearest Vax Service Agent, please call the Vax Careline

or visit www.vax.co.uk

10. Technical Specification

Voltage: 230 ~ 240V 50Hz

Wattage: 1800W

Capacity: 1.4 litres

Filters: Pleated paper post-motor filter

Fibre pre-motor filter

Fibre post-motor filter

Cord length: 4.7m

Weight: 6.8kg

Subject to technical change without notice.

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EEC STATEMENT OF COMPLIANCE

Manufacturer/EEC importer: Vax Limited, hereby on our own responsibility declare that the product

V-093TT G:2 is manufactured in compliance with the following:

Safety: 73/23/EEC Low Voltage Directive, as modified by 93/68/EEC

EMC: 89/336/EEC Electromagnetic Compatibility Directive, as modified by 93/68/EEC

aste electrical pr

oducts should not be disposed of with household waste. Please r

ecycle wher

facilities exist. Check with your Local Authority or retailer for

recycling advice.

Vax Ltd., Kingswood Road, Hampton Lovett, Droitwich, Worcestershire, WR9 0QH, UK

email: [email protected] - website: www.vax.co.uk

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